Sentence examples for advanced active from inspiring English sources
In the long run, advanced active safety technologies in vehicles could make our roads safer.
In advanced active suspension concepts, damped vibration absorbers may be fitted to the axles to control wheel hop oscillations.
The advanced active twist rotor (AATR) blade incorporating single crystal macro fiber composite (single crystal MFC) actuators is designed and the aeroelastic analysis is performed.
These novel structures could perform as efficient subwavelength light sources with flexible lasing properties, thereby facilitating diverse applications in future advanced active photonic systems.
The "advanced active safety research vehicle" prototype uses ITS and existing Toyota technology to monitor whether the driver is awake, to keep the car on the road, and to stop at traffic signals.
Altitude, speed, and advanced active and passive sensors allow the aircraft to spot targets at considerable ranges and increase weapons range; altitude and speed also complement stealth's ability to increase the aircraft's survivability against ground defenses such as surface-to-air missiles.
Event instances work as a trigger of advancing active work.
After events are collected, event analyzer generates event instance, and event dispatcher sends it to Active Work Instance Controller to advance active work.
The company is evaluating 12 to 14 additional sites for possible development of Wolf Lodge resorts, including six that have advanced to active discussions.
It is suggested that a constellation of parameters: stage of disease (advanced or active), prospect of cure (little or none), and treatment goals (primarily quality of life) may ultimately inform search strategies.
These parameters included stage of disease (advanced or active), prospect of cure (little or none), and treatment goals (primarily quality of life), evidenced by assessment and management of a range of individual needs (physical, psychosocial, emotional and spiritual), and a grief and bereavement process for the individual and their carers/family [ 8].
